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I'd say soil ph for whatever reason is out if wack and or VPD issue like Red said. What type of filter for your water and starting ppm?

Coco ph? Or nutrient solution ph? I'd guess your N is too high and ph is too low. House and garden hides npk and their website is broke, so I have no idea what your working with.

My best grow was 100% perlite hand watered twice a day, with dyna-gro bloom. 100% rice hulls has worked very well too.

2ish weeks. Looks about week 6 in flower.

Start from seed so you can avoid disease and pest from clones you take in. Almost every clone I've got from any source, ended up having pm or pest. Not worth it.

if it's minor it should only be on fans and very little sugar leaf. Pluck all fans and trim close; you'll be good. Went through the same thing with last years outdoor. I've smoked ounces of straight up gray molded/rotted buds in desperation (young) and never felt a thing negative. Did make...

300ppm base is too weak. Are you using a fertilizer that even needs calmag?

Toss out all your plants, clean everything, make sure humidity/airflow is good and restart from seed. You may be able to suppress symptoms for a bit but it will never go away fully/keep popping up. It's a nightmare. Not worth the $ in treatments and none of those sprays are meant to be...

200 ppm is too low for anything but a new seedling.

Sorry, but that practice isn't the best; Soil, coco or peat. Do some searching on the subject if you disagree.

Seedling yellowing is moisture stress or ph. Seedlings don't need food, especially in amended soil.

I think some strains do it more than others but i think its a case of not enough aeration in soil. This would happen every watering in promix bx when i didnt add more perlite; no matter how dry. Id suggest watering slowly, a little at a time and fully saturate that way; No runoff. So basically...

Please tell me your tap isnt 1000+ppm...... Yikes. That is not safe to drink so id assume not good for plants. That 1000 ppm isnt 1000 ppm of a balanced fertilizer. I've never even hit 1000 ppm in full flower lol

No problems. Looks as healthy as it can be in prepackaged soil. Leave tips clawing is just an indicator of high available nitrogen in the soil. Yours is very minimal and the new growth already looks 'fixed'. Nothing to worry about.

Looks good and plenty ripe. Perfect time to chop imo.

I'd worry more about RH. Budrot is devastating. High heat would make more airy/foxtail bud if you were earlier in flower but you look ready to chop.

Personally, I'd remove the vermiculite and would add in some sort of compost. What ever is the cleanest, fully composted source. Fish, crab ect would be great. Adding topsoil(if clean is available) you could skip the stone and would add some diversity to the mix.

I would use it a low dosage or if plants show they're deficient.

https://edge.generalhydroponics.com/www/uploads/20210121184300/FloraSeries-Basic-Feed-Charts-pdf.jpg This is General Hydroponics feed chart for the flora 3 part. I'd recommend following the light feed schedule with light dose of calmag if you're using RO water.

Micro, grow + calmag is alot of nitrogen in the mix. Thats an npk of 3.5-.5-3.5, without the calmag factored in. Maybe try bloom and micro at 1:1, which is an npk of 2.5-2.5-2.5 or all 3 equal(npk 2.3-2-3.7) parts has vegged well for me. Also, light height and just the genetics could play a...